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Frameboxx Animation & Visual Effects Private Limited Vashi Admission 2024 - Dates, Form, Online Process, Fees

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Updated on Feb 28, 2024 3:44PM IST

Frameboxx Vashi Admissions 2024

Frameboxx 2.0 was founded in 2009 with the goal of leading the Indian animation and visual effects training industry. YCMOU (Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University), HSNC University, and Silver Oak University are all affiliated with Frameboxx Vashi courses. Undergraduate, specialisation, B.Voc, masters, and expert courses in 3D/VFX, animation, game graphics, metaverse, and virtual reality are available at Frameboxx Vashi.

Because seats are limited, students applying for Frameboxx 2.0 admission to bachelor's, master's, and specialised courses must submit the Frameboxx admission form as soon as possible. The admissions process for Frameboxx Vashi is based on the candidates' Class 10 and Class 12 results. Frameboxx Vashi UG and PG admissions do not require an entrance exam.

Frameboxx Vashi has a user-friendly admission portal to help with the application process. Students must fill out the application form available on the Frameboxx website. Candidates must read all admission guidelines before applying to Frameboxx Vashi courses. The website will request basic information such as your name and qualifications. Candidates must also provide scanned copies of all required self-attested documents.

Frameboxx Vashi Application Process 2024

Candidates seeking to apply for Frameboxx 2.0 courses can accomplish this by visiting the Frameboxx Vashi official website.

  • Candidates can select a course from the website's home page's 'Program' list.
  • The application form for Frameboxx programmes can be found at the bottom of the course page.
  • Complete the Frameboxx Vashi application form with all the required information.
  • Fees can be paid with master/visa debit/credit cards, net banking, and UPI through the online fee portal.
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